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- Written by: Judy Barnes
The recent rate notice sent out to parcel owners in Clearlake Oaks states that any opposition to a rate increase must be in writing no later than Aug. 16 and that only affected parcel owners can protest (you must be the legal owner of the parcel and clearly identify yourself and your parcel – e.g. your name as it appears on the assessor’s rolls and the assessor parcel number should be included in your written protest). You also have to state which rate increase you are protesting (water, and/or wastewater [sewer]). If 51 percent of parcel owners don’t respond by Aug. 16, then the new rate can go into effect.
We may need a rate increase but it should be reasonable and based on a realistic budget and cost analysis that is clearly and simply explained to ratepayers. This is our water company. We do not want to be taken over by a private company. Please get involved! Attend the public meeting on Saturday, Aug. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Grange Hall on E. Highway 20 in Clearlake Oaks.
Judy Barnes lives in Clearlake Oaks.
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- Written by: Scott Fergusson
Now is the time to prepare for these conditions. Do not wait until it is too late. And, do not be fooled into thinking that only other people are affected. Remember tornadoes, blizzards, floods, earthquakes, fires and car wrecks, can be due to a large number of different reasons, how well you plan, prepare and respond to those situations will determine how well you and your family survive them.
Let's get prepared, people. Make sure you have life insurance, an emergency plan and the tools for the unforeseen event that may change your lives.
Scott Fergusson lives in Middletown.
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- Written by: Melissa Fulton
The thousands along the shore of Lakeport, from Rumsey Bay to Willow Point Resort and points south, thoroughly enjoyed the parade as it passed in review.
The Lakeport Regional Chamber wishes to also extend thanks to the many people who donated to the fireworks “Add A Dollar” campaign to assist with paying for the fireworks display.
The following merchants generously accepted donations for the fireworks: Lakeview Market, Northshore Sentry Market, The Cottage, Renee's, Park Place, Bigg's 155, Linda's Hallmark, Cafe Victoria, Kelseyville Lumber, Piedmont Lumber, Shari's Secret Garden, The Kitchen Gallery, AGM Property Management and Bruno's Shop Smart.
Lakeport Regional Chamber Volunteer Bill Knoll delivered and picked up the donation containers for the campaign. Thanks to City of Light and Bicoastal Media for coordinating the music for the display; to the City of Lakeport Police and Public Works Departments for all their assistance. Our appreciation to the Lakeport Fire District as well.
It takes a great many people to present community programs without whom the Lakeport Regional Chamber could not continue these programs.
Melissa Fulton is chief executive officer of the Lakeport Regional Chamber of Commerce.
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- Written by: Lori Peters
Please be sure to shop and personally thank the following businesses for their support of this year's fireworks display.
2 Goomba's Deli
A&B Collision
Akeena Solar
AtH Computers
Bank of America
Beer Budget
Graphics
Best Western
Big O Tires
Big Panda
Brassfield Winery
Cactus Grill
Carl and Carol Webb
Casablanca's Coffee and Tea Bar
Chic le Chef
Chuck Leonard
City of Clearlake
Clearlake Automotive
Clearlake Bait and Tackle
Clearlake Dental
Clear Lake Observer
Clearlake Veterinary
Clifford Ruzicka Associates
Curt Giambruno, Dick and Kathy Freeborn
Lakeshore Lions Club
Lioness Club
Dragonfly Café and Deli
Edgewater Resort
Edmunds Bass Tournament Rental
Elegant Touch
Food's Etc.
Four Corners
From Me 2 U
Girlfriends
Gloria's Gift Gallery
Griffin's Furniture
Hardesters Market
Highland's Water
Hospice Services of Lake County
Kevin Ness Jewelers
Konoctees Silk Screen and Embroidery
Konocti Dance Academy
Lake County Manufactured Homes - Ken Celli
Lake Pharmacy
Lakeport Regional Chamber of Commerce
Lakeshore Bait and Tackle
Lakeshore Car Wash
Layne Paving and Trucking
Lions Club of Lake County
Main Street Cafe
Marlene Wentz Bookkeeping and Tax
Marvin Carpenter Insurance
Massage for Women by Annie Kaa
McClain Family
Parker Plastics
Penny Slaver
Perfect Printers
Perfect T's,
PineDell Resort
Prudential Realty
Record-Bee
Rite Aid
Safeway
Sandy's Rock Shop
Shannon Ridge Winery
Shelley's Graphics
Small Business Development Center
Sunset Fishing Resort
Terrell Cellars
Tulip Hill Winery
Twin Pines
Vist del Lago Resort
Water's Edge Dry Cleaners
Wendy Weiss Acupuncture
West Alert Security
WestAmerica Bank
Wild About Books
Lori Peters is executive director of the Clear Lake Chamber of Commerce.
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